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Brandon Aguilera Zamora
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Otis Redding
Try A Little Tenderness
I expect he'll now become a bit of a target in future games; dealing with added physicality will be a useful challenge for him.
Gyros Peter
Sauce salad?
Mesmeric! Glad to hear he's doing well - honestly think he's way above that level; will be interesting to see if he can keep up motivation.You mean prioritize young, hungry talent with a desire to prove themselves over old has-beens who live off past glories, and were never that good anyway?
It's almost as if we did well when we had a CEO who operated to that MO.
7. Brandon Aguilera - 9/10
The debutant scored an absolute rocket to put the Gas ahead inside the opening 15 minutes. The Costa Rican ran the show in the middle of the park and was mesmeric at times.
Gyros Peter
Sauce salad?
Yup, we know we have - it's your lot that were down on him!
Notcher
Stuart Pearce
I watched their game to see how he got on. Played as a deep lying playmaker, he didn't dribble as much as we usually see but I think that was more under instruction to keep hold of the ball and hold possession.
He's bulked out a bit and is much stronger than the player we've seen in preseasons. He really put a shift in a was very fiery. Sprayed some sublime diags from one side to the other and obviously scored an absolute thunderc**t of a strike.
A solid debut showed lots of quality way beyond L1 level
He's bulked out a bit and is much stronger than the player we've seen in preseasons. He really put a shift in a was very fiery. Sprayed some sublime diags from one side to the other and obviously scored an absolute thunderc**t of a strike.
A solid debut showed lots of quality way beyond L1 level
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Bob Fossil
Nottingham's dirty secret
He's going to be a star for us. It's so obvious- he just has it.
I really enjoy watching him play. Add in the fact that he's rumoured to only actually be 9 years old and it's scary to think about his potential.
I really enjoy watching him play. Add in the fact that he's rumoured to only actually be 9 years old and it's scary to think about his potential.
Thomas
AMERICAN IDIOT
Yeah it’s down to their play style, very directly. There was a moment before the goal that the only play they’d do is give it to the keeper and hope I think Chris Martin bring it down or heads it on like he did for the goal. Very direct style. Often times high pace so I think this is the perfect club for him but I have zero clue the formation and I watched the entire game.
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Master Yates
John Robertson
Thunderbastard is the correct technical term for that goal
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Eddie Yates
Steve Chettle
thunder bastard
Ashley
Steve Chettle
Really pleased to see this lad had a great debut. I've got really high hopes for him.
BryanRoy22
Ian Bowyer
He reminds me a bit of Scarpa. But Aguilera gives you battling qualities, vision, decisiveness and huge potential.
No surprise now why Forest let Scarpa go.
No surprise now why Forest let Scarpa go.
Thomas
AMERICAN IDIOT
Aguilera has that fiery side that Scarpa didn’t have, nor the strength. I can envision a few red cards in his future, he will not get mugged off in England lol.
Lad is only 20 so he’s got more growth in him in terms of strength whereas Scarpa at his point his career was just about keeping fit.
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BryanRoy22
Ian Bowyer
Aguilera, if he keeps his wits about him and works hard enough, could be just like Andy Reid.
I'd love to hear Andy Reid's thoughts on that.
Thomas
AMERICAN IDIOT
donny
Grenville Morris
I'm sure he grew up wanting to be the Costa Rican Andy Reid..
Red Dog in a Forest
Viv Anderson
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Great interview at Bristol Rovers
Red Dog in a Forest
Viv Anderson
He’s against Derby on 9/3 
Matt
Stuart Pearce
A deep lying playmaker like at the base of midfield? Definitely didn’t see that one coming
Grass
Viv Anderson
Could have done with him in the last 15 minutes today
What a goal
What a goal
MaxiRobriguez
Bob McKinlay
That would depend on whether Bristol Rovers were playing Man Utd, Brentford or Bournemouth I guess.
Thomas
AMERICAN IDIOT
It was weird, swear on my life they were playing a 442 and he was in the middle 2 but it was chaos.
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Gyros Peter
Sauce salad?
There manager said they have a couple out and he wants to use him more advanced, but yesterday playing deeper was a good way for him to settle in.